It all sounds pretty standard, but Disney employees are also referred to as “cast members,” and the job listing says it’s the cast member’s responsibility to create “magical moments for guests of all ages.” We’re hoping each email or phone call is sprinkled with a bit of fairy dust.

Along with weekly pay, employees receive paid time off and affordable healthcare insurance options for some full-time positions. Employees also get discounts at select Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resorts and are offered exclusive sneak previews of new attractions, parks and resorts.

Applicants need at least a high school diploma or equivalent degree, excellent communication skills and a reliable high-speed internet connection. In addition, candidates should have a strong attention to detail, computer proficiency and be a team player. And if you’re bilingual in Spanish, that’s a huge plus.